Wanted to like this place but the pizza is just average, mainly because the crust is way too dense. Surprising because I'd heard great things about the pizza and the food at the downtown pub is great. Go for the beer, skip the pie. read more

My wife and I stopped by with high hopes. The website really points up the fun food and great beers. The execution, however, didn't quite live up to the hype. Our visit got off to a rocky start trying to locate a place to park. This isn't exactly downtown Raleigh, so we figured this wouldn't be a problem. Guess what? It's a problem. We could see the place was sparsely populated, yet the handful of parking spaces around the facility were all occupied, and a large box truck had simply sidled up on the sidewalk, requiring me to execute a ridiculous four-point maneuver just to exit the area in front if the place. Driving around back exposes what looks like a perfect solution: a huge parking lot. Sadly, signs notified us this lot is reserved for state employees (we were there on a Friday afternoon) during the work week. Our third attempt to park landed us on a side street festooned with a forest of Raleigh's infamous, completely indecipherable parking signs. We parked the car in what looked like a recently vacated spot, and prayed we were going to be unticketed. We poked our heads in the door and asked the bartender if we could sit on the almost-empty patio, and were told to grab a table, and a server would be with us shortly. A server came from inside and plopped menus in front of us. When we started to ask questions, she shut us down by sharply informing us she wasn't going to be our server, and someone else was on the way. Well, excuuuuuuse me for thinking a sever who gave me a menu might just possibly be my server. The next server to come to our table was at least a more personable one, so we ordered a couple beers and an appetizer. For a small craft brewery, I felt the half dozen options available at this location were overly-limited. There was no pale ale or non-flavored IPA to choose from. I had to move on to one of their canned beer offerings to find something I liked. The appetizer description we saw was delightful, but the deep-fried balls of risotto that came to our table were greasy and fatty with just a blob of cheese in the middle. No broccoli or onion flavor as described. We each ordered a personal-sized pizza so we could try different styles. My wife's creamy garlic sauce with jalapenos was all hot, hot, hot jalapenos. We both enjoy spicy foods and peppers, but these jalapenos were so damn hot, they completely obliterated any other flavors on the pizza. It was just eye-watering hot, and not in a good way. This place claims to make the best pizzas around, but I have to admit ours were dry and chewy with little of the exuberant flavors suggested by the menu descriptions. My personal preference for any place that claims to make the best pizzas is that it must assure me the pizzas are cooked in a wood-burning oven. These are not. They have creative toppings that should make for a very tasty pizza. Sadly, they simply aren't nearly as good as the descriptions would imply. I am giving Trophy Brewing two stars simply because they have the right basic ingredients for a good beer and pizza place. The initial interactions with the non-server, the "meh" beer selection, and the dry pizzas knocked this down pretty quickly for us. We likely won't be back. read more

While Trophy has good beer, a great location, and good staff, the pizza has become disappointing. My wife and I had a large "local celebrity" pizza last Friday evening. It was dry, flat, and skimpy with the pork. I will say that the corn suited the pizza very well. Previous pizzas have been unremarkable, though not quite this bad. It's a shame that such a great spot has lost its way with its main food. We will still come here for drinks, but if you're hungry, don't waste your money. read more

This place has been here while the city is growing around it. One of the best places to have a date. Get a beer and a pizza and enjoy the outside seating. They respect the Covid guidelines. read more

5 stars for the food, 1 star for the seating. My husband loves their beer and it's great to go to the source to get seasonals and special flavors.We also love the pizza! I have often ordered a salad and the breadsticks because the crust is so great just by itself. They typically have great veggie options. The thing that I don't like is the first come first serve seating throughout. It is frequently a madhouse in there and you just have to throw an elbow and cut through the crowd. It is maddening and pointless and I would go here so much more often if it wasn't a fight! read more

This place will be a lot nicer once the renovation is complete. Right now they only have 2 tables inside and a bar. The issue we had was that we were with 2 young children for lunch on Fathers Day and the outdoor patio was not covered. They had some weird cover, but it did not work and you ended up directly in the sun. That makes a rough lunch with cranky kids and being extremely overheated yourself. The pizza was good, but by the time we got it, we were so hot, we could barely eat. The beer was good, but it was hot and it did not stay cold for long in the beating sun. The server was very nice, but overworked. It took a long time to get the food, drinks, and even the check. I hope it gets better once they renovate and get more space. read more

We just got back from grabbing some drinks here and it was a great experience! Great selection of beers. The parking situation was not easy to navigate, they could use some more spots around the brewery. read more

Trophy has managed to keep it's food and service as good as ever - even with a delivery! Everything (pizza, salads) arrived intact and on time, so clearly the coordination of order/kitchen/delivery has had time put into it. I especially want to commend the driver - who arrived in the rain and was covering our food with his jacket and had a big ole smile on his face - so glad I had thought to tip him big and am thinking from now on I am going to have a bit of extra tip money in my pocket for just this sort of service. read more

Great beer, great pizza options. Fun atmosphere. Nice patio. Friendly staff. Love the arancini!

Heard not great things about Trophy Brewing Restaurant In Raleigh North Carolina, can't wait to try it for myself.

Had to wait over an hour for my food, my food was cold when i got it. First time ever using the grub hub app. Never again. What a waste of money. Don't use Grubhub, just go get it yourself read more

We tried Trophy for delivery and were quite pleased. Trophy offers a nice variety of pizzas as well as fresh salads. And the pizza tasted even better the next day! We also have tasted Trophy's brews previously and they are great! read more

I don't understand why they won't let us eat and drink inside? It's 30 degrees out and so uncomfortable. North Carolina is a state that is blessed with the luxury of indoor dining - helping employees, families, and the overall economy survive the pandemic. There's no reason for this and it's unfortunate as I will not support an establishment that doesn't support its community or people. read more

My favourite place to eat! They have the most delicious food. I love their Greek salad. Everything here tastes so fresh. They also have amazing wings that come with a peppercorn parmesan sauce that is amazing!!! I love their "most loyal" pizza. My husband and I come here all the time. And their staff is amazing. And of course the beer is great! read more

Trophy has great pizza and beers! I've had the Farmers Market and Most Loyal and ingredients have been fresh and the pizza is handmade. If you follow them on any social media, they post their pizza pretty much daily and it always makes me want to visit so kudos to the person(s) who run that! The bartenders/servers are nice and knowledgeable and I LOVE the atmosphere. It reminds of me of the local breweries from when I lived in Denver. Trophy is ALWAYS PACKED and the parking situation is a little tricky. However, they make the most of their space by having community style seating inside and a cute patio outside. They've also done what they can with the parking lot out back. Definitely try visiting during off times and it'll be a bit easier to get in. Overall, I would definitely recommend that everyone tries out this place! read more

Pizza was alright, no problem, beer was decent,Im not that picky. But bad service, thats where one star comes in. Server was no help whatsoever. Pizza took about 45 minutes to finish, which is okay, but there was no signal from anyone to let us know if the pizza was on its way or even if the order had went in. if I needed anything I had to get up and go up to the server and ask. Also had to get my own to go boxes. In total had gotten up three times when I needed something because the server seemed like he was not at all in the mood to interact. When the server did come to take my order, he had a very "hurry up and order so I can continue about my business" attitude. Went in on a Saturday night. Just did not feel welcome there at all. With so many late night pizza places open in Raleigh, I highly recommend taking your business elsewhere, somewhere where they have good pizza and more importantly... someplace that values customer service. Take your money elsewhere. read more

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For my 1st review (EVER) I'd like to say that this place was great. After a fun night at Goodnights Comedy Club me & my date were hungry and wanted something close by the venue...Trophy Brewing was literally right down the street so we decided to try it out. We expected the place to be at full capacity on a Saturday night but fortunately we lucked out and found a parking space on the side of the building close to the entrance. There was plenty of seating outside but not so much inside although we were able to find a table with ease. The bathrooms were a little hard to find but were very clean. The waitress we had was so nice & answered all of our questions since it was our 1st time being there. We decided to try the small Mixed Greens salad & small "Most Loyal" specialty pizza, which is greatly proportioned for 2 people. Everything was cooked all the way and tasted great! The only reason we didn't try the beer was because we already had a couple at the show beforehand. We ended up drinking water, which I had no problem with. I also appreciated the fact that they had the Olympics showing on their TV because I haven't had any time to catch any of it at all. Overall great experience, decent prices, chill atmosphere, and trophies all around. I will definitely be back!! read more

Trophy Brewing - Most Loyal Pizza (basil pesto, herb roasted chicken breast, mozzarella blend, roma tomato, & honey) - $10 - Bars Near Me - Raleigh, North Carolina

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Good cider, very good pizza but I felt like the Most Outgoing pizza I ordered was a little bland, maybe my fault for choosing that style. The crust was excellent though. $6 for cider on draft and $12 for a 9-inch pizza. Not horrible but not cheap, I hope to come again! read more

Pizzzzaaa!!! Omg, I love the pizza here. It is not really like any other pizza I have tried and they are always coming up with something new. I went there once and had pizza with fig... yeah, FIG! It was great. Not only that, the beer! I love taking home a growler of their beer to enjoy later because a six-pack of Bud doesn't make the cut after a Trophy beer! read more

Great beer. Good atmosphere and good pizza. I had the Daredevil with habanero sausage, jalapeño and sriracha with caramelized onions. It's was great. A little crowded but it's a good place so it would be. read more

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Only reservations tonight. +6 tables open but I guess they have to keep them available. Not even an attempt to accomodate. My suggestion is to make res even if u think u r coming downtown on Saturdays if walk up is not even considered. I liked it better when we had to negotiate the next table. I would have tipped $50+ if the person had tried to make it happen but I'll go ahead and make staff at flying saucer get my Xtra tip. read more

After a day full of museums, this was where we went to dinner in the lovely city of Raleigh. Seating here can be a bit hectic on a busy night. First off, there's not that much room to walk between the barstools and the front wall to get to the seating area. And if you want to eat here, try to arrive before the rush, because it's first come, first served for seating anywhere in the place. However, if it's just two of you, you shouldn't have to wait more than 10 minutes on average. For beers, I went with the Trophy Wife, a session IPA that is very representative of the still and free of the West Coast hops trend, and a WAKATU DAVE, a single hop pale ale they say is New England style, but I didn't see the level of haze that you'd see in a Trillium, Treehouse, or Alchemist ale. For pizzas, we decided to be adventurous and go with the Daredevil. It is a red pizza with ghost pepper salami, sriracha, jalapenos, onions, and an aroma of something that wants to hurt you. It's a great pizza to have when drinking beer, because the more you eat, the more you have to drink beer to lower the burn. And since water tends to make burns worse, you end up drinking a bit more. And before you know it, you've eaten an entire pie and knocked back 3 pints of ale. And tomorrow, even though you will be experiencing Johnny Cash's hit Ring of Fire, you'll know that it was all worth it. Another thing worth noting here is that parking is extremely limited. You will most likely have to park somewhere in the neighborhood a block or two away. The lot out back is a govt lot (from what I remember) during the day, and they love to tow people during business hours. read more

When I die, please spread my ashes at Trophy Brewing. This is the kind of place I could rest easy. Laidback vibe. But nice staff. Delicious and daring pizza options. And beer that makes me question how I could have ever once disliked the stuff. I ordered the flight, and was incredibly impressed with the milk stout (oh-so-milky!), but really REALLY enjoyed the citrus saison -- new favorite summer beer! I take great enjoyment (too much enjoyment?) staring at their Facebook updates promoting new, featured pizzas, whilst drooling on my keyboard. I ate the Most Outgoing (with its mushrooms and caramelized onion) as well as The Daredevil (taunting the eater with ghost chili pepper salami, fire roasted tomato sauce, jalapenos, and sriracha sauce). We opted to get the sriracha on the side... mostly because I didn't want it to interfere with the taste of the fire-roasted tomato sauce; I think that was a wise choice. The flavors on the pizza were great... and it was certainly spicy enough without the use of sriracha! The only thing I don't completely love about Trophy is the space itself. The bar extends up against the windowed side of the building, making a small walkway for folks moving between the entrance, the bathrooms, and the seating. There are only a few tables to be had indoors; the rest is in a covered patio area. Pizza and beer menus are posted to chalkboards, so you also have to do a little craning to see what's what. read more

I wish Trophy Brewing Company was around when I was at NC State. I would have been there every single day, I'd wager, if that were the case. The lady and I went on a Saturday, late afternoon, excited for a brewery with an actual menu. We arrived after parking down the street and the place was packed. Though only a few stools at the bar, they offer plenty of counter top to post at while waiting for something better to open up. We had a couple pints as we waited and enjoyed the atmosphere. All kinds of trophies line the interior ceiling and they have an innovative growler system behind the bar. We eventually scoped some people leaving, so we made our way over to an available end of a communal table. Happy that I successfully earned a seat after waiting at the bar for half an hour, we settled in quickly. The only down side was the company at the other end of the table. Their vocabulary consisted of 3 words: like, totally and dude. We went for glory and ordered a large Daredevil pizza and a fresh round of beers. The pie arrived in good order and was absolutely delicious. Heat travels well in Korean blood, but to others this ZZA could be consuming hellfire. The ghost pepper salami sets it off! The service made eating this pizza a challenge though as we each got a single glass of water and our server became scarce after delivering the food. It would be practical to bring out a pitch of water for anyone with the guts to let the devil dance on their taste buds. Overall, the pizza is awesome and the beers are good. I ordered a growler as a gift for a friend. For a reasonable price, I got a growler of Best In Show for the corgi god mother that would be delivering our corgi puppy the next day. The beers are good, but they didn't offer anything at the time that left a long lasting impression. I will be back as fall approaches to see what seasonal offerings they may have! read more

Trophy recently celebrated its one year anniversary. Where many restaurants don't do so well the first year - when you tack on that this place is a nano-brewery first with a pizza place that popped up you've got a recipe for success. Brought about from the fellas at Busy Bee - Les is doing some great things with beer. Local collaborations, some outstandingly consistent beer. Consistency is very difficult on such a small scale with high product turn over, but they're doing it and doing it very well. Not to be outdone are their pizzas. I've not been displeased with any of them. Salads are massive and the pies are flavor bombs exploding across your taste buds, or for those of you that like subtler flavors there are also small svelte fairies sprinkling flavor dust across your tongue. read more

So... I really wanted to like this place. I rarely find myself completely in disagreement with so many Yelpers, but unfortunately, Trophy Brewing was just...disappointing. This is hipster-college-kid, bearded-man paradise. They have all the right ingredients to be an awesome joint, but unfortunately the execution seemed to be lacking, at least on the night we decided to go. Beer: They brew their own and had one guest beer on tap. After a taste of, sadly, their darkest beer(brown ale) I decided to go with the guest beer. It was really good and the best beer that we tried. We also tried one of their two Saisons, and it was ok, I'm not a fan of them so I am a little biased on that point. Overall, limited selection and no stout/porter option was a bummer. Pizza: We had the "Most Loyal". I want to say that we should have just gotten a different pizza because we didn't enjoy the honey on the pizza, but the fact that the crust was not salty or flavorful had us agreeing that we probably wouldn't like any of the other options either. To put it in complete perspective I am vegan 80% of the time and normally any time I get to encounter cheese is a moment of sheer joy, but this was sadly not the case here. Service: The servers were kind of...odd. It wasn't exactly bad, but it wasn't exactly friendly. It was timely though and we didn't have to wait very long at any point for help. I think the very "cool" ambiance of Trophy is definitely the current fad and because of that it is being over hyped. I could be wrong and maybe our experience was a fluke, but it was enough to prevent us from returning. read more

Trophy is a nano-brewery just outside Raleigh's downtown district. Fortunately for me, it's two blocks away from my home. With six beers on tap, there is enough variety for everyone--from pilsners to stouts. They also are equipped with a full bar if beer isn't your thing and you've landed here. Beers run $5-6 a pour, and they also have a flight available for the first-timers. My favorites are "The King" (belgian dubbel, peanut butter and banana!), "Limbo Champ" (American brown), and the Slingshot coffee stout. They rotate beers rather frequently, so I am always trying new ones. The actual bar is a bit small, but you can drink outside if it's a nice night. They are working on a patio, which should open up later this spring. Once that happens, they will also offer food (pizza!). Make sure to take a look at all the trophies that line the ceiling while you sip your tasty beverage. read more

Happy to be reviewing Trophy on this cold and snowy day! I am actually heating up a few slices of my leftover pizza right now (I froze my leftovers). I stopped by Trophy on a busy Sat. night. I'm pretty sure every night is a busy night at Trophy. From the great beers to the tasty pizza it's no surprise that this place is so popular. The space is really tight not much room to stand around or sit. But that is kind of what makes this place so unique. People are willing to wait around for a awhile to chow down on a good piece of pie. They have a pizza special that changes each day and you can order a small or large pizza. You will grab a seat at the community table or bar and a waiter will come take your order. Our server was really great and the folks here are incredibly friendly which in general will keep me coming back. We ordered the pizza of the day it was a southern BBQ pizza with caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, peppers, chicken, bacon, and BBQ sauce drizzled on top. This really is not my type of pizza at all but I wanted to be adventurous and let me tell ya this was a really good pizza. It wasn't too saucy, or too cheesy and definitely wasn't greasy which was so nice. A crazy amount of toppings that kept me full after two slices. This was a really big pie too between the two of us I took home 5 pieces still. They also have a daily dessert special so be sure to ask about them. We skipped dessert after those yummy beers and the pizza I had no room left. Great addition to the brewery scene here in Raleigh and I love that they also serve food, good food that is!! read more

Let me tell you something, folks. Down south, people understand, but don't talk about the "Dealio". The Dealio is it. Now, if you ASK people about the Dealio, they may look at you funny, cause you just don't talk about. Stork philosophy in play. Well on 6/8/2014 I went with friends to this brewery, shared a large plain with fire sauce, and had a Daredevil Pizza. Crust, cheese, sauce, was all perfect, tangy, spicy, and crisp. This is easily the best pizza (and brew) I've had, and the Daredevil pizza was freaking delicious. Really, try this place out. If not, you should go to jail (which, conveniently, is right next door). Don't bother with Lilly's. That place is all hype. This place is the DEALIO. read more

Wow what great beer. We are blessed with a plethora of delicious local breweries in our area, and just when I was wondering if it could really get any better, enter Trophy Brewing. I can put my finger on what sets them apart from other craft beers but there beers seem fresh, and crisp. I especially enjoyed their Rose Gose. It was my first beer of the evening and I was thoroughly impressed. I wasn't sure if I was giving it special attention because I never had a gose before, so I twisted my own arm and tried others. The Brown Ale was just as good, so light, crisp and refreshing. A small yet dangerously wonderful Brewery, I could post up there for hours endlessly enjoying their delicious beverages! read more

I am happy! So very very happy. Two things I didn't think you could find down south; decent Chinese food, and pizza. I have been proven wrong. My fiancé and I picked up 5 specialty pizzas for a poker night with some of his coworkers. I didn't order them, but apparently they don't have 'standard' pizzas. You know what? That is ok with me! The combos on these pizzas were original, unique, but not so overloaded you felt like you were eating a smorgasbord on a piece of bread. Flavorful, great crust, and a pretty busy scene for a Wednesday night. I'm told they make individual pizzas as well, so I'm looking forward to dining in and updating my review. If you're looking for Domino's, this is not the place for you. But if you're like me and appreciate a fun twist on the original, this is the place to be! read more

If you truly love craft beer, you will really enjoy the house brews offered by Trophy Brewing Company. Tastefully delightful and smooth, each beer exudes mindful carefulness and attention to detail by the head brewer. Trophy is definitely a welcomed addition to the Raleigh craft beer scene. Their pizza is also worth a try. I love the use of fresh and healthy ingredients with unique and daring pizza options. Only downfall? The space. Even with the expanded patio, Trophy Brewing Company will cause the death of someone who suffers from claustrophobia. But even for those who don't, there is little room to move. Immediately upon walking through the door, you are welcomed by a labyrinth of narrow walkways; unfavorable to crowds, the design causes an uncomfortable experience while servers try to squeeze by you and fellow customers bustle by trying to find the restrooms. Seating is first come, first serve, making it a headache to find a table without crouching over someone's dinner. I can't wait to see the future of Trophy Brewing Company, but I do hope they modify their layout to have a bit more space. read more

Wow, everything about Trophy just blew me away. Now that I have a puppy, I base a lot of my restaurant selections based on whether they are dog-friendly or not. And Trophy definitely is. We walked in for a late lunch on Saturday, and got a table outside immediately. The waitress came over quickly and brought not only waters for my friend and I, but a giant bowl of iced water for my dog. We definitely were all happy campers! I was obnoxious and asked for several beer samples, as they had several interesting beers on tap that were mixed with fruit juice. The waitress patiently explained each sample and answered all my questions. I ended up getting the You're my Boy Blue! (Wee Heavy with Blueberry-Pomegranate Tea) which was super tasty! I was also super excited to try the pizzas after hearing so much about them and finally settled on the Best Dressed (pepperoni, bacon, lamb sausage, spinach, red onions, tomato sauce, mozzarella blend), which was $14 for a personal size. The food came out super quickly and was amazing! I could definitely taste the distinct taste of the lamb, but the onions and other meats balanced it super well. The personal size was perfect as I finished almost the entire thing. I noticed a lot of people would get their own personal pizzas, and share a salad. The salads seemed really good--and big on size! I tried a bite of my friend's Arugula Salad which had a tasty, but not overpowering Lemon Thyme Vinaigrette. Overall, I had an awesome lunch at Trophy. There is a giant government lot behind Trophy that is open and free to the public on weekends and after 5 PM (someone double check that time please!). My pup even got to sniff around and play with the other dogs on the patio. Can't wait to come back! read more

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Let me just say that I'm kind of glad they don't do delivery, because I'd probably die of clogged arteries in about a month. It'd be a pretty happy death, all things considered, but still. My experience with Trophy is slightly limited--it's my friend's go-to for pizza takeout, so I've only had their delicious pizza out of house. That being said, HOLY CHEESUS. Both times I've had it, we've gotten Most Outgoing, which is local mushrooms, caramelized onion, fresh arugula, and brie. Or, in other words, everything I love coming together to create a sweet & savory cheesy heaven. Also, because there's a healthy dumping of arugula all over it, that means there's no calories in it! Right? ...right? Regardless, I'm definitely going back for more. And if their beer is anything close to as delicious as their pizza, I'm going to be a pretty giddy camper. read more

I'm pretty picky when it comes to beer, and rarely do I like all of a brewery's beers. But Trophy's offerings (at least the ones I've tried) are all first rate. Distinctive brews without being either too mainstream or too far out. Their new patio is very nice and we just had their pizza tonight and it was fantastic. This is one of the little gems that downtown Raleigh has to offer. Being a nano-brewery, there is significant rotation in their offerings, so if you see something you think you might want to try, I would suggest you don't put it off for next time. read more

Beer and pizza...mmmmmmmmmmmmm...Trophy is a downtown Raleigh brewery that not only makes their own delicious beer but also hits the nail on the head with their dining options. Trophy is a seat-yourself establishment and you just go in and find the first place that is open and sit down. A server will find you and you can either browse the menu options on their chalkboards or wait for a paper menu. Most recently I had a salad and the salads come out in a silver bowl garnished with a piece of bread and the ingredients are very fresh. I had mixed greens, goat cheese, sherry vinaigrette an pecans and it was the perfect combination. My favorite pizza is still the Best Dressed because it has ground lamb and pepperoni and some vegetables. You can check out Trophy's instagram page to see the daily pizza menu as well and they change up their pizza options every day. Trophy is very kid-friendly and also dog-friendly. I have seen people bring their dogs, sit on the outside patio and even the dogs get a bowl of water and service with a smile. The atmosphere of Trophy is really relaxed and I have seen it busy every time I have been there to dine. Some breweries just do beer but Trophy does both very well. read more

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This is one of the places I really want to re-rate when they finish expanding... This is a nice little tiny brewery with some interesting beer options. They offer flights and have some interesting options (six of their own on tap). Unlike a lot of breweries starting out, they've started with a few beer styles that are less common and commercially accepted, so you get a really interesting mix when you go there. My main issue is the lack of space there. I know that they are expanding, and I want to keep going back and experience this place more as it grows. But it's tiny and there is insufficient seating. This, in turn, makes it loud and crowded, so it's not terribly relaxing. Don't get me wrong - this has great potential, and I'd happily move my rating upwards, depending on how it grows. But as is, great beer, not a great place to chill. read more

There was broken glass in water. I sucked it up through the straw and thank god I didn't swallow it! I told the waiter, who was unapologetic and he didn't even offer any compensation. Never again!!! Oh yeah, and their pizzas suck, its the same pizza with different names and like one different ingredient. read more

Slowly, I have come to be satisfied with Trophy. I guess I was one of those stubborn old fool that refuse to recognize good thing comes in small package. My major complaint*** was the size of that taproom. Trophy has now expanded into additional room, plus patio seating, but back when they first opened their doors it was just that taproom ***(in my own head, never loudly in public, at least I hope not... I do have a habit of talking to myself... Really? I never noticed that. Do we really do that in public out loud? Oh wait! We're doing it now!) I like the pizzas! "The Daredevil" challenges me every time! But I sweated through it all. "Best Dressed" looks good, in my stomach! "Farmer's Market" should be every meat-haters' dream (Yes! I call you meat haters instead of "vegetarians" as you courteously referred to yourselves, but we all know you hate meat! How can you not like meat?! If meat is evil why did God make it so delicious!) The beers on tap are all pretty creative. Some I like, a lot, some, well, I liked that at least I got a taste. This is a pretty good hang out spot, especially now we have chased away the snow and wintery conditions, and social bike rides are now in full session. read more

Been here a few times now, and it's usually a good time. The location is fairly small and is typically packed. It is open seating so there is nobody to tell you how long the wait might be or a way to put your name down. I've had to scout for a table before. You can order from the bar in the meantime, sipping on it while waiting to sit. The beer here is delicious! As a fan of saisons, I've had the "Best in Show" and it just great, very easy to drink. Great casual beer to sip with friends. I've had a few pizzas here,and I will say that the tomato sauce based pizzas taste much better than the ones that aren't. I've had "The Indoor Kid" but added lamb to it for a delicious combo. One of my lesser liked pizzas was the greek one. Overall its a cool spot to drink, eat pizza, and chill. read more